Midway High Wins Cubette Relays Title at Clifton Meet
Midway High School topped 17 central Texas girls’ teams at the second annual Cubette Relays in Clifton. The meet featured two divisions high school and junior high with Midway posting a dominant team score of 16342 points, followed by Lorena and Perrin. Field events and sprints highlighted the day with multiple first and second place finishes for Midway including Archer Perrin wins in Triple Jump and Broad Jump and a strong showing in the 440, 220 and mile relays.
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Midway High School
Clifton High School
Perrin
Maxwell
Lorena
Scheele
McGregor
Fleming
Jacksboro
Auclair
Midway
Johnston
Longnecker
Tankersley
Valley Mills
Resch
Dixon
Payne
Crawfills Gap
Everett
Meridian
Archer
Serena
Jansen
Anderson
Epley
Cranfills Gap
Ender
Clifton
Thompson
Hawkins
And
Martin
Gregor
Wallace
Mann
Ling
Epley Crawfills Gap
Reicher
Connally
Dash-Auclair
Matastik
Buxkeeper
Dash Womack
Flemming
Dawson
60Rd
Dash — Smith
Gentle
Ottmers
von Rosenberg
Matus
Everette
Rambo
Joshua
Jensen
Vatley Mills
Dash—Womack
Smith
Groesbeck
Whitney
Berger
Green
Paulson
Crawfuls Gap
Central Texas
IRS urges use of pre addressed label for faster refunds
IRS warns errors slow refunds and urges taxpayers to peel the pre addressed label from the tax package and affix it to Form 1040 or 1040A. Bring tax packages to IRS offices for faster service and correct any name or address changes on the label. Filing deadline for 1972 returns is April 16.
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Internal Revenue Service
E. S. Ferguson
Internal Revenue
Waco
IRS
Fashion as a Sign of Times Says Texas Expert
Mrs. Becky Culp of Texas A&M Extension Service discusses how fashion mirrors life and events. She notes natural colors and fabrics trend with ecological awareness and that designers and technologies shape styles while consumer purchase choices drive fashion.
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Becky Culp
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
College Station
China
Ways To Plan Landscape Told By Texas Expert
Dr. William Welch of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service urges considering family needs and site factors when redesigning an existing landscape or planning a new one. He advises matching house design with landscape, using local plants, repeating architectural lines, and blending materials with the natural environment. Guides are available at the local county Extension office.
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William Welch
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
Welch
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